Walking Tours

Take a guided Jaws tour of Martha's Vineyard with local guide Mike Currid. Walk the real Amity Island in Edgartown and book the “Amity” Walking Tour.

A first-hand look at the Edgartown Historic Walking Tour and “Amity” Jaws Tour with Mike Currid of the Edgartown Tour Company: what to expect, what you'll learn, and how to book.

The Edgartown Lighthouse on Martha's Vineyard, on video and on foot: the 1828 station and its Bridge of Sighs, the 1881 tower barged from Ipswich in 1939, the $5 climb and its season, the Children's Memorial, Lighthouse Beach and the walk from Main Street.

Main Street in Vineyard Haven is where the Steamship Ferry arrives on Martha's Vineyard. Shops, restaurants and local businesses line the road up from the dock.

Oak Bluffs Harbor in winter: empty marina, gingerbread cottages, year-round restaurants, and a quiet walking route through town.

A walking tour of Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard, on video: Main Street from the Old Whaling Church to the harbor, the whaling captains' houses on North Water Street, the run to the Edgartown Lighthouse, Memorial Wharf and the Chappy Ferry, the same walk in winter, and how to get here by bus, bike or car.

Walk every block of Vineyard Haven: Main Street shops, Black Dog Tavern, Owen Park beach, and the best lunch spots near the ferry.

Church Street in Vineyard Haven leads from Main Street uphill past the island's oldest theater to the peaceful William Street Historic District.

Eight filmed walks around Vineyard Haven, Martha's Vineyard, in the order you meet them off the ferry: Owen Park, Main Street, the museum loop, State Road, Skiff Avenue and the harbor at sunset, with a map and how to get there.

The Martha's Vineyard Museum in Vineyard Haven: a free walk around the grounds of the 1895 Marine Hospital on video, what is inside (the two-story Gay Head lighthouse lens, the boat shed, Hands-On History), 2026 hours and admission, the free library pass and how to get there from the ferry.

Lagoon Pond Road and Beach Road connect Vineyard Haven to Oak Bluffs via the $52M drawbridge, passing a roughly 540-acre estuary, Wind's Up!, and MV Hospital.

Walk through Ocean Park in Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard: seven acres of open green with a historic bandstand, friendly geese, and open ocean views.